do people still smoke pipes?

[scottmandue]

Originally Posted by JavaBrewer

I quit smoking cigarettes long ago. Tried cigars a couple times - enjoyed it in group setting outside by the fire with some scotch. But dang the residual smell/taste is nasty - especially the next day. How do you cigar folks deal with that? Shower, brush teeth, mouthwash...still there. Ugh.

smoke outside with scotch... that is how I deal with it!

+10,000 on the like Arturo Fuente curly heads... if I can find them... usually end up with aHoyo de Monterrey Rothschild.

[targa911S]

Man those Hoyos are a lot more expensive than the Fuentes. I'm paying $95 for a box of 40 curly heads here..

[Kistle]

Originally Posted by JavaBrewer

I quit smoking cigarettes long ago. Tried cigars a couple times - enjoyed it in group setting outside by the fire with some scotch. But dang the residual smell/taste is nasty - especially the next day. How do you cigar folks deal with that? Shower, brush teeth, mouthwash...still there. Ugh.

This....exactly.

JA

[Tishabet]

I'm predominantly a cigar smoker, typically one or two per week depending on the season. I also smoke pipes, but less frequently... probably more like once a month. Can't stand "cased" tobacco like captain black, I exclusively smoke stoved virginia, navy cut flake or english blends. My go to is usually dunhill 965. I own probably a dozen pipes but realistically only use two or three, I have a meerschaum which I really enjoy.

Targa911S, count me in as another curly head fan. My humidor has hundreds of cigars including boxes of top quality cigars like Partagas serie D, Ashton VSG, Padron Anniversario and Tatuaje. But I am a sucker for a solid cigar art a good price, and curly heads fit the bill.